action research on funding for community based coastal resource management

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An ActionResearch n Fundingor CommunityBasedGoastatResourceM;n"g;;;;t-'.%*J1reNJZep_T= GcmmunitytIlEbXe. Atd Abroad-;rv/ar.!tr4a oxFAM rN aucrial,^WFPE%ffi@n?r.uv w

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Preparedby:Boyd Eagart-AlexanderOn behalf of:TambuyogDevelopmentCenter. nc--vuezon city, Pbilippites

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lntroductionDiscussiols bctlveen the funding agency Oxfarn (UK and lreland) and the NGOI ambuyogDevelopment enter, nc., noticed hat there is growingadoptionofcommunity ased oastalesources anagementCBCRM) or coastal rojecls. lisadoplion s mainiyas a responseo the povertyand environmenhldegradationprevailangn most coastalareasbrought about by the opn access ituatron nfisheries. he proliferation f CBCRMprogramss 1.uenot only in the developingcountries, here t is fast aking root throughnon-govemmentNGO)andpeopresorganrationsPO). t is also n thedevelopedountriesromwherebothollicial andpovate unding agencies rovide inancial and ogistical support or CBCRM.Neverthglss,hile hereseemso bc a significant umber f donorsowards o&stalrcsourocs anagcmcnt,ong-tcrm unding s still a problcm or local NGC)s ngagcdINCBCRM.An inquiry nto hc naturg,rends ndpatterns fcurrcnt firnding or CBCRMwouldhclp NGOsplan heii lundraising ctiviticsmorestrategically. or 'unding gencres,anoverview fthe prevail ingriorit iesmong IJCRMunding genciesouldhelpidentilyandaddressundinggapsaswell as providehe basis br reevaluatingheirown nstitutionalrjorit ics.Consequently rcsca.cho invcstigate'unding f CRM projectsn the Philippincswasproposd. t would be supewised y Tambuyog)evelopment enter, nc. andlluded by Oxfam{UK and lreland), and as agreed ateralso by Helvetas. hercscarchvas o bc titlgd "An Action Research n Funding or CommunityBasedCoastal {csoLrrce anagcment" hich would aim to comeup with thc followinginlbrmation:

cuficnt sourccs of t'unding fbr coastal resourcesmanagemenl bil4teaal,firultila(cral,o.poratc,nternational COs,environmentalroups)fundingcvelsfunding imeiramenaturc f l'undsgrant, rcdit,sol't oan)activitiesnvolvedgeographical reasimplementinggenciesndmechanismsNOOandGO)ncansandpattems faccessingy NCOs criteria ndprocedures)

The researcherBoyd llagart-Alexander was contacted o conduct the stud',_The.esearchwas nitiatedon the l4th ofOctober 1996with a dmft reportbeingsubmittedon tho 18thofNovmber aDda presentation fthe findingsto Helvetas,Oxfam(UKand reland) ndTambuyog evelopmententer n he2ndofDecember, 996


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objectives were &awn up in collaboration with both TambuvosCnter ,nc.andOxlam(UK and lreland).The stud.y oncentratcdiing with theanal]sisof thedata o be undertaken t a wo(kshoDwith bothand hesupe.visingorganization.$dy was ritiated n mid Octobe. 996 andconsistedf rhecollection f bothIlioEry andsecondary ata-Seaondary ata was used o initially draw togethera lrstof potential Coastal ResourceManagement CRM) funders. This list was furtherexpandedwith recommendationsrom interviewgs. marvdatawas obtained n thePhilippincshrouBh elephone nd prsonalnlcrvrewsand laxedquestionncires.Funding rganizationsutsidehephilippineswereoolttacted v 'axandEmail

CoastalRsourceMaragementCRM) was not defined or the research eforeconductinghe survy.This is becausehe studydid not investigafndividualprojects nd hedescription nd nclusion f projectso be ncludedn thestudywereusually t thediscretion fthe rspondent.herewerehowever xcoptions horehesuperl1singrganizationsskedhatprojects fthe ConservationlipriorityprotectcdAreas Program (CPAP) be included. Although these projeots are described asbiodiversity onservation rojects, heir remit is to initiate sustainablentegratedmanagementf theirprojeclareas ndover50%of theactualprojectareasn termsof hectaress marineenvironment.t mustbe nrentionedhough hatpuremarineconservation uchas thosofBiodiversity ConcrvationNetwork (BCN) andKabangKalikasanng ,ilipinas (KKP) werenot includd.To nsurecorfidentiality, the questionnairewas simple and did not prcbe tssuesconcemingndividualdetailsof project unded. Rather he srudyconienrrated nscto(al nformation,with financialdetajls being in lump sums rather than forindividualprojectbudgets. hc intcrviewed ersons re istcd n Appcndix and hequestionnairescopied n AppendixLRcsearchnddataanaiysis asconductedn conjurctionwiththe researchupervisorand unders-The researchhced cetain problems.Not all of the questionnaireswerc retumedwhich has eft inherent aia gaps-Also, thosequestionnairesnd intrviewwhichwerecompleteddid not alwaysgive 1996data and he resultanl undingtot!.lsare hecombinationof borh 1995 and 1996 fund disbursemert. ependingwhar wasalailable- This combined figure has also lead to currency conversionproblems.Cunency conversion rates of Noymbr 1996 (Appendix III) wer used whilecalculatingand hese atswill be differnt fiorn thoseof 1995.


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Table of Aversge Funds Ir Plilipphe Psos or Projects byDiffereot mpleBetrters the Philippher

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AverageTineframe lor Corsial ResourceManagemeDtCRM)Proje.ts tr ycsrs for DifreretrtTypesof Fundrsand DilfrtrtImplemetrting gtrciesTime n YarsNGQ PO GO TotalMultilateral IBilateml 3 5 4Govemmgnt 5 5LocalFoundations 3.5 2 2.8tnlemalionalNGOS 2.9 I 2Iotal 2.6 1.5 5

aThisprojtwasrdesigndo p.ovid or hearyLGU involvemnt nd sigrxficantinding for SilinanUniversitv

Agercy Typ Total CRM Funding ProjoctNumbr AverageFundingPerProiectNGO e3,?8!274 39 ....?40!.J].1NGOruSAID s7,80700 I t7_,_8p7,?9p-"GO 168,490,436 72 2,340,14sCOiEU 226,334,291 14 16.166.735PO 2,422,878 4 605.720Academe 2.189.66'1 I 2,t89,667Total 551-O28.745 131 4.206.326


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lnternational GOLocalFo$+atior6 61 %E aterai USAJD)

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Sourcor ofFunds for CRM Projeds $ r Prcentrge of Total 1996Ettim t d Funding for Pbilippirc CRM projectr

Typeol CRM Projects mplementinS genci6 rs r PcrcsntaSeof Total NumberofPhilippineCRM Pmjects

31%

F|ltrding oflmplementing Agetrcier of CRM Projec$ m aPrcntrge of Torel 1996 ,stimrted Funding for CRM

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Table PotentialProjects Sources tr PhilippitrePesosof Furding Aid for CRMin thePhilippitres

FundsDe{i WorkersrvoiunteerAgencies 16,127,5?00BilaieralEmbassyAid 240,125,6000

Aid rhroughDevelopmeniworker#olunteer agenciess tied to voluoteerplacemenrsnd rsintenaea lobeco-pfeme'tary to thedevelopnBntworkeruandpartnersworkrh bilateralembassy vailabie id s an estinrate.om summation ftotal annualPhilippinebudgetailoc^ltion vailabie,-ftomEmbassles ho do ttot at thepresent und, but are opT t !4'lg-,--i'id6o cala pto;""t. enbassiesncludeBridshEmbassv RITISFIPARTNERSHIPS{IIEMEisPSt. outch E-baesy, apauesEn$assv,Gaot tusistance or Ga$roots Projeclsand Swedenr;;ccess SIDA) . F;ds;v&lable for CRM wouldobviouslyba percertage fthis fi8ure- l hesei'-i"i ao nor n"rua.o*ida whosendigmous eopleunds reopeno cRM projecr

250,000 00200,000,000150,000,000100,000,00050,000,000 x,127,524ffi

Figure4 PotentirlFrnds n PhilippinePesos vrilrble to NGO/FOCRMPmiectsn {hePhilillines

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Table 6 Funden Conceptionsof Key Activities for CoaslalResource.Ulanagemert CRlVf)Projects thy Furd in the PhilippinesBilatenl Aid

Alterrrt Livelihoodsocio-ecodvelopnrntNetworlJcooperationwith LGUS orresourde rotectionadd aw nforcementNetworking/Fiucatiotr/dissaninationCoftrnlnily basedDevelopsolutions or sust3imbleIntegnted watrshed evelopmentPo)icyrserch kills developmentResourceehabilitation

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Multilateral Aid2 resDondenrs,{n# ofrepliesL5. lacreasedommunityelfrelance. IncrEasd{onomic elf ufficiency. envircnmertslconss.vation

GovernmentOrganisatioBI reDlv LocalFourdatiotr83respondents,e3n ofreplies.3. lPPlid reserch. ionseryationIIdmanagernentfoastslabitats. developmentfspecial rojects. establishmentfco8stavmarineprotecld res!. invenlory/cssessmentofco6$t&l. pollutiolmonitoring ndcontrol. Drotectionf endanqeredDecies

2 . SustainableFisheris,/ResourceProteclioq Management ndRehabilitation. AlterBativelivelihood/Socio-EcoDevelopmedl. Conmunity Organising. Networking. Gender. ProsramResearch

Intertrational GO7 resoondents. eall# ofreDlies3 Volunter getrcy2 resDondents. eaii# of redies 3.55 . SustainableFisheriee/ResourceProtction,Management ndRehabilitation4 . Ahemativelivelihood/Socio-EcoDvelopmert3 . Advocacy3 . Corununity Oreanising. Geoder. HumanResourcDevelopment. MangmveReforestation. Netwoivcooperadon With LGUSForResource rotectionAnd LawEnforcernent. Pro$am RelstedRese&rch. Territorial UserRighls or Fisherfolk(TLrc}. Trainini.

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'l'able of Regional Bias$ ofF'unders of Coastal ResoureeProjects(CRM) in the Philippinest at)te /

Resionirl uitiirtiai UNDP GEF No geoe.aohical biasGovernmcnt DENR Nationwide covemseBilatr:rt AUSAID Movius Gomno .esionalbias1oa bias o MilrdanaoEU No seosraphical ias,bur a bias o rural proiectst t sA i t ) Resior8' tnas o Min&nao. Visavas nd P8iawanLocal Forndations Kaisampalad National overageul with bias o ?amy, Calarbazon,Central ndNorthrn uzonFSSI No geoslaplical bias

FPE Sitc spcificprcictbias or Sitc .hc1ls iotdotg, b.rt othetfundinq vailableationwideN(;(h llitw Rcg'oDalb;aso Mirddao, V;sayzs ,d Paiawar)

c'ts Resionrlbias 0Auro'a,CA& Romblon. u'mrrasSiquiior, iliran ndxpandiflso Minda'n(tO{Jnrn l l \ d id I ) No reokraphicalbiosNo scorarJphicaliasItegional ias o LuzonandMind.naoIlclvctas Palawan.amar ndCaras!I) t i t) Regionalias o Visayas.utwithsome evelopmcntS N V whereapplicableegionalo thepoorrsl 9 provincosfrhePhilippinesVSO No {coeraD icaL ifts

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Mrltilrlcrrl UNDP,TiEF NGO.PO EI UNT)tRRt.:vJIwCO.Ncos TI l | ( )U(nl NEDABikteral NCO,PODurch NCO. Academe util)ltt RltvLLiw gEL] GO.NGO C(n,N .\c r^"( sDRC NGO, Acadenre DA]A GAPUSAII] NCO.PO I'FIROTJGII NEDALorsl Kcisarnpal PO V

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of CoastalResourceMana CRM FundersLo'-!r;,y"...,I4usfinBrotcs,

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Figure5. Map of the Philippines lu.frating Regiotral iasofCRM FundersAgFnciet

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ObservationsThe lesearch dentified 2l local and internationalgovernmentsand prjvateorganizations ho fund CoastalResourceManagement1CttW1pro,ecrm TnePhilippines. he otataiddisbursedo thephilippine"sUy f,"r"'o[un,ioiir". . fOOOtotal-approximately2.9bil l ion, f which19.59or p5+6millron verc r"o o tun,tli0 CIIM sites/projecb. f theCRM funding,gg%"u,"".-iro," foJgJ."o"."".. ofrvhich6l% is derived iom bilaleralaid. Tb; biSgest ingie unae.oi Cnrv rn ttePhilippiness theEuropeanomrnunity1E1J)maii-ng p iZ" of:tor.l iifrl fi,nO_g.lhe majorityol theseEU I'undswent o joint philippineGove.nmentElJ roJeats.Thesecondargestunder s USAID rvhocontributeb% of the otalCnU runaing.Ihese r:ndsare dispersedhrougha foreign"onoo"to, *to *"uiug"'in" couuuflesoy:: Yana_c:aentrogramCRf"rp).itaiteciundtng.u"f,ni"-giuonn uf,l.L and isplayedn Figure ..tn 1996, 5% of CRM projectswere mplementedy thephilippincCov0mment. Ilhese I1% rverePhilippineCovernmentEt.Jro;cctswhrlc tiii r",r,oin,nu +"2,ntprqjeotswereeithcrcomplcted y theCoirstalEnvironu,."torprogr;n,icEpl u, tl,econservarion f pnorifi prorecedAreasprogram{cpAp, p;;:;;" ;;in,ru,,un.,such sNCoi. Pus. r Academcmprcmrnted l5u0or'rhc o,.r nru,l-"ior cnrraprolecr. esplte mplcmenting srgn,ficant 5yoor.CRMprilccts, hese rgan,sattonsonly receive27% of 1996CRM fundingcomparedwilh ihe 73% of 1;e tundingrecervedy thePhil ippinc ovemmenrmplenjnted rojec$ sst,o*o-io grr",:.and3..

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Anotler poor\ utilised funding sowce is JICA. Presently JICA has prioritisedfisheries for aid assistanc.Funds for fishing equipmenl and infrastructure areavailable n quite arge amounts.As the Philippines s basicallyoverfished,a fact thathasbeenstatodby several enown isheriesexperts, t seems trang hat JICA wouldcontinue with such a policy. lt might be possible hrough the network of JapaneseNGOS o altr suchpolicy andgetthe funds redircted nto CRM projeotswhoseaimis for sustainableesourceuse-


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APPENDIX


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.{.ppendix List of Intelaieved tnd ContactedOrganisations or the ResearchAECI \4s. knroaculada amora,ChiefcobrdhatorAUSAID CarniloG. Casals, rogramCo-ordin0tor,PACAP Co-operatronBrilishFrnh,tssv Sherh ('hua.De\,iopmenrfficetCIDA NoelaC. Lasmarias, nvLotununtAdvisolDTI RelnaldoC. Alampay,DTI-BSI,4BDC-RS EilenAlvarez-Dizon,DirectorCTliBftW EdgardoGrafrlor., PrajctsOffoerDanida MissLIla Baagoe,DepuryHead oflvlissionDRM E\,ell.nV. Guefi.ero,DfuectolDED Gedrard dueller,ResidentRepresenfativeo thephilippinesDENR-CEP ShirleyAquinoDutchEmbassJ HansTemissen,DeptChief of MissionEll ThereseD. Yosuico,EconomicAffairs OfEcer.FPn Amiel Alcaraz,ProgramOfficeri'rcnch Lmbassy \VilliamRecriau\,ComrnercialAttachdFSSI EugnioM. Conzaies, xeutivo ir.ectorGTZ Hans"Peter.lulenz FleadofPr.ojeotAclrninistration ervicelloh&ta.! RemoGesu,Prog.amDireotorJapanesembarsy Ntr. lnrada,Fi$t Secretary.UCA ChdstinePadidaSimbit,PlaruringOftioeKaisampalad trlayefleAlto-Sciga.Exe.uri\,,eDirdcrorMondragomF'dtn lrilario A. Deriquito,ExecutiveDirectorNEDA NorielB, Sicad,ChiefEoonomicevelopmenlpecialisrOECF [&, Masakuzushiguro,ChiefRepresentativeOISCA YukihiroIshibashi,CFP NationalCoordinatorOxfam(lJIi and1) Lot Felizco,ProgrlmDhectorOxfam LIS TtesaPilflpil, PrqiectsOfficerPBSP PahicinCorpus-Calilong, MECProjeotDirectolSIDA ArleneF. A{acaraoas,evelopmentCJfficetSNV JosCoumans.Directorlt6caie FiorurualaGilsenan,PhitppinecDcskLJNDP-GF \,frs. AngelitaB. Cunanan,Nalional Co-ordinalorLISAID LeilaM. Peralta, rojeciManagenent peciatstVSO GoffBror,'n, ieldDirector\\'ts-GEF,.IBRD Lani J. Azarcoq ProgramOfficerW\lF (J


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Appendir I /cbnt List oflnterviewed atrdCo[tacted Orgatrisatiotrs or thResearchIrlerviewed/Congctd Orgsdsrtio$AboitizcroupF'dtnAn&esSodano 'dtnAUSAIDBCNBFAR-ASEAN/CanadaBdtishEmbassyCIDACTVBftWDanidaDEDDENR-CEPDutchEmbassyDataGaps

EUEZEFPEFrench mbassyFSSIHlvetasIPADREJICAKaisampaladMondmgon 'dtnolscAOECF

Oxfamoxfam HongkongOxfan USSIDASNVSpanishEmbassyTiocakeUNDP-GFUSAIDvsoWB,GEF/IBRDwwF

ABS-CBN oundationAPHDAsiaFoundationBilanceCEBENO)CAACAFODCCFDChdstianAid

CRMPDcvelopmentndPeareGAArccoIDRCM""ArthuFoundstionMisereot

NOVIBRockefelleroundationSasskawaeaceSCLFStift ngFriederickbertStitung FriederickNaumanwRtWVDF

NotFutrders fCRMProiects t PresentADBAyalaFoundationEDAPFordFoundationMondragonoundationNCOSOISCARMF


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,{}pendix l Questionnaire esearching undingFor PhilippineCoastalResoorceManagement(CRM) Pro.iectgllesponding rganization:Ltrtr

Pleaseick (EI) re boxbilateralinternational GOsbelorvwhichbestdescribesour unding gency-fl multilaleral E corporat0 environmentalroup tr Other,Please pecil.v.

2. EnumeratebeCRMproiectsn thePhilippines hichyouare unding,fldicatingfunding imcframe, 996 fundingassistancein US Dollars),nalureof i'undingassistarce (e.g. grant, credit, soft loan, cquipment)and typo of prqectimplemcntiogrganizationse.g.CO, PO,N(i0).P'ojccl I l-trndntg Tincfrrntc Type of lurd ing Orgrnizrtion Iypcl'uDdiDg Valu{$us}

3. l)o you have eltional riorities trr l'undingPhi)ippineCRM ptojectsor do youacceptCRM proposalsountrvwide'l ieaseick (EI) the box belowwhichbestdescibes ourpriorilies.E We accept roposalsrom all regions fthe Philippines.fl We only acceptCRMproposalsrom specilic egionswithin hePhilippines.These egions rc

4. List belowkeyprojectactivitiesnvolvedwithin heCRMprojects ou und

5. Whatt1pe of CRM implementingorganizations o you fund? Please ick (E) thebox below whichdescribes he o.ganizatiodshatyou fund.trGO trPO tr NGO E Other,SpecilyPlease ttach he criteria andproceduresor submittingCRM proposalso youragencv.


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Appendix UI Currency ExchattgeRetes asQuotedby BangkoSentral ngPilipin4s, Nov 15,1996Currency Symbol Convenion ate oPhilipoinePesoAmericanDollars us$ 26.2760Austalian lollars A$ 20.7653BritishPounds terlins 43.2844DanlshK.ona 4.5378Dutch Guilde$ 15.5448EC]U ECU (us)$1.2?99Frcnch rancs 5.1553Gcrman)cutscheMarks DM 17.4311

lrishPound lrel.laDaneseen Y 0.2357Spanish esetas 0.2844Slviss rancs 20.7212


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Appendix MeferencesAnon 199J.AgenciaEspafiola eCoopeaci6nnternacional, emoriaDcActividades995., vlin isterio eAsuntos xtedores, adrid,Espaffa-Anon, A CuideTo Japan's rantAssistatce or CrassRootsProjects- mbassy f.lapan,Maniia,Philippins.Anon, |SSI Foundation orSustainableevelopment,nc..FSSIFoundation orSustainableevelopmtnt,no., 103QuezonCily,Philippines.Anon, GrantAid And JICA.Japanesentemational oopcmtion gency, okyoJapan.Anon, Kaisampaladnc. PhilippineCouncilFor FoodSecurity nd -airTrade.Kaisampalad,nc.,QuezonCity,Philippines.Anon, ManagcOur Coastal csourocs.rotcctOur Futu.clCoastal csourccManagementroject,CebuCity.Anon, Ncw SID to Coordirate ll Swedish evelopmentooperation.wedrshlntemational evelopmentooperationgency, tockhoim. weden.Anon, Promoting oijdarityn Switzerland. elvetas wissAssociationorDevelopmentndCooperation,urich,Switzerland.Anon, SmallMediumEnterprise redit.Philippine usiness or SocialProgress,Manila,Philippines.Anon, TheManyFacets f SNV.SNVNetherlandsevelopment rganisation,enHaag,TheNethe.lands.Anon" [JnitedNationsDcvclopment rogram lobalEnvironmentalaci]it_vrnallGrantsProgram. NDPGEF-Small rantsProgram, akatiCity,Philippines.Anon, fheWorldBankA GlobalPartnershiporDevelopment.SBN0-8213-2873-5Anon, 1988.GeneralConditionsFor The Cofinancingof ProjectsUndertaken nDvelopingCourt iesBy Non4overunental Organizations(l'IGOs)BudgetAnicte B7-5010). irectorate-Genealor Development, ommissionfEuropcanDelegats. anuar-v 988.Anon, 1992.Oxfam An lntroduction.Oxfam(UnitedKingdomand reland),Oxford,UnitedKingdom. Designed y OxfordDesignDepartment800/AM/92.


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Anon,1993.Countryvlemorandum,enmark's evelopmentssistance992-93.,MinistryofForeignAffairsDanida,Copenhagen,enmark. ecember993ISBN:87-7265-195-4.Anon,1994. n tntroduction o VSOThePhilippines.SOPhilippines, uezon. City, The Philippines.Anon,1994 CatholicReliefSe.vico-USCChitippines rogram, nnualPublicSummary., atholioReliefServioe-USCC,anila,Philippines.Anon,1994. ICA n ThePhilippines.apanesentemational oopetalion gency,Makali City, Philippines.Producd y CHRYSAN, nc..Anon,1995.Bread br theWorld,CountryPoper hilippines., onsulting eam, nc.,42aMatiwasay t.,UPVillage,Quezon ity I100,Philippines.Anon,1995.EU News.Dlegation f theEuropalCommissionn thcPhilippines,MakatiCity,Philippincs. ay 1995 ol. 5 Spccialssue.Anon, 1995. heFY 1994-1995ACAPAnnualReporl., hilippine-AustralianCommunity ssistancerogram usbalianAgencyor ntematjonalDevelopmenr,akatjCity.PhiUppines.Anon.1996. ACAPGuidelines.,hil ippine-AusttalianornmunityssistanccProgmm ustralian gency br nternationai evelopment,akatiCi1y,Philippines.CarlosM. B. andPomeroy . S., 1995.ReviewAnd Evaluation fcommunity-BasedCoastal esourceManagementrojectsn ThPhilippines, 984-1994,eJt1.DeskResearch.,CALRM,MakatiCity,Philippines. ay 1995.Gasgonia tty.D. 2., . loundation 'or ThePhilippine nvironmentosteringPartnershiporThc Environment.or.rndationorThePhilippineEnvironment, l0l QuezonCity,Philippines.tnoLrye., 1996. 995AnnualReport.OxfamAmrica, ostonMA 021 I,IJSI-.Klostermeier, 1995.A NationalService or ntematiqnal olidariry. eutscher

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AgenciaEspaffol de Cooperation nternacional(AEGI)Spanish TechnicalGooperationOfficeAddress ContactAgenciaEspafrolde Cooperation ntemacional Ms. lnmaculadaZamora,(AECI)/SpanishTecbrjcalCooperation CbiefCoordinator(XIice,NCCA Building.,633General unaSt.,lntmmurcs,1002Manila,PHII.TPPINESTel +632 5275755o56Fax .632 5279412

AboutAECI'IheAgencia spaiol e Cooperationntmacionalctsas a oonduitor Spanishovcrscasevelopmentid aswell as or SpanishundingNCOs.ADCImajor ole s tonegotiatewith NEDA concemingofficial Spanishaid. lt does howeverprovideprogumsupport o SpanishundingNCOS n the form of assessingrojects nd asacting sa conduitsor funds.t should enoted hat he majorityof SpanishundingN(iOsarc ocuscd n LatinAmcricaand hcrcarc cw focuscd n hc PhiliDDincs.Type of Funder BilateralGr4ntsProgram ack-upo F'unding GOsFunds AvailableGOfundingaccessedhroughAECINEDA dialoguesFunds vailablehroughAECItom Spanish COsFieldof Interest. lnstltutionStrengthening. HumanRsources evelopment. lnfrastructure. Cultural CooperationOngoing CRM unding1 x NGO- 1996TotalBudgetB 60million (Funding iom IPADRE)Funding TimeframeNot applioable


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AustralianAgency or lnternationalDevelopmentAusAlD)Address ContactAustralianAgency or Intmational Camilo C. Casals,Development AusAlD), Prognm Co-ordinator,5th Floor, AustralianEmbassy, PACAPCo-opradonSaluslianaTy Tolver,104Paseo eRoxas,I226 MakaliCity,PIIILIPPINESTel +632 7546110Fax ','632'1546265Ernail [email protected]

AboutAusAlDAustralias oneof the mostsignificant ources f bilateral id to th 'hilippines.n1995, t was ranked y the NEDA as hc third argestdonorof bilateralaid to thccountry,with ils level of assistanoeurpassednly by thoseof Japan ndCermany.The Philippiness the foudh largest ecipientof Aushalianaid afler PapuaNewCuinea, ndonesia, nd China,receivingA$71.4 million in official developmentassistanceC)DA)rom Australian fiscalyear1994/95. ver he past ive years,hPhilippines as received 2.4"/0 f the otal AustralianODA tq th entireASEANregion nd4.2'% ftotal Australian ssistanceorldwide.Onecomponent f Australia 's velopment ooperation rogram s the PhilippineAustralian ommunity ssistance rograrnPACAP).t is a programwhichprovidcsdircct a-ssistance o non-govemmntal orgarizations Q.'lGOs) and/or people'sorganizationsPOs) n the Philippires to fund community-based evelopment mjeclsaimed t raising h ivingstandardsfpoorandmarginalized ilipinos.

Type of Funder- BilateralPhilippine ustralianommunityssistancerogramPACAP)GrantsFunds Available1995otalPACAP udget 49.7millionFieldof lnterest. Poverry lleviation


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OngoingCRM undinq5 NcOs t99jestimarediotalundrng4.3millionFundingTimeframePrqjectlmeframe -3yeafsGeographicFocusAreaMoving roma nationalocusobias o MindanaoKey_Activitiesor cRM fundedprograms. Rehabilitalion fEnviroDmentr ProvideSecure ivelihoodBase. CoopentionWithLGUForLawEnforcement. Tnlegated aFrsiedManagemenrdeaj). uommunttyasedTVpeof RecipientAgencyNUUSwortqngwiti posPfoposal procedures and CritenaPartner riteria;r Filipinomanaged GOor pO. SEC cgistrd. DanIaccount. aapabilityo implenntproject. cankeepadequateinancialrecordsand provideadequateeportsPrcposalProcdure;. submil nirialproJectrief.prefrabley $e 30bMarch. suDm turtier proposalnformation n requestlom pACAp. onsiteassessmentisits. revrew ypACApAdvisoryCommittepAC)Commentsl::p?ct is approvedby thepAC, the proponentwllt be required osrgn..an Agreement with pAcAp that stipulates the te;; ;;;conditionsof thegrantassistance.Quartrlynarrativeand financial progress eportsare required liomproponentswith projectssupponedby ACAp.l-",ry|T :*to by the Sccretariatand pcriodic audits by independent:Y:1T,,: - :-Td""rqarpart f he rosam,,,";;;;"r'i;.andaxe rerequisiteso theconside.atioof"ut."qu"ot er_i?J;""l'


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H[ffi# Breador hr'ortd8ft\Y]Address ContactBread or thcWorld BftW), EdgardoGrafilor.,i coaperutioteith PrqiectsOJficerConsullingeam, nc.(CTI),42-A Matirvasay t.,UPVillage,1100QuezonCityPH]LIPPINESTel +632 9224569Fa-\ +6329242362

About Bread for the WorldOver hc ast cn ycars iftW hassupponcdmo.e han400projctsn the PhilippincstotalingalmostDM (De tscheMarks)60 million . lhe suppo.tduring he last ewyca.shas settlcd own" o an annual veragc f aboutDM 5.6million. Amorg thcnon-churchaflnen heservice-Ncos re n themajority, bllowedby the POs. ong-tcnnsupportmea^surcs['the paLstecade avebeen educed y the end of 1994 norder o openup perspectivesf longer-term ooperationor nw appLicants ithinnovativc rojccts.Coopcration ith the Consulting eam, nc. (formername:Consultancy rogramPhilippines)providing consultancyservices o BllW in thc oou.se of thcimplementationf its support n the Philippiness conceived n a long-term asis.The future work of the CTI will be essentiallydeterminedby the measuresofo.ganizationevelopmcntlanned y BftW,e$peciallyhrough he PriorityProgramTransfer of Functions'. Transferof functions is a new inst.ument of cooperationwhich is meant o help reduce he distancebetweenBftW and its partnersoverscasand o contribute o building up mutualcontidnceor ratherto shengdlent. Transterof functionss a first pragmatic tep owards visionof genuine cumenical haringandof mutual rcsponsibility.

Type of Funder - InternationalNGOCrantsFunds Available1995otalPhilippinesrogram upport udget 86millionField of Interesl. Rural Deyelopment includingcoastal isheries). lndigenousPeopleAnterReligiousDialogue. BasicHealth. UrbanPoor" HumaflRights andDmocratisafion. Women


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Address ContactBritish Ernbassy, SherahChuai7F L. V. t,ocsirBldg., Development flicer6752AyalaAve., 1226MakatiCity.PHILTPPINES'l el +632 8167116Fax +63 2 8156233

About heBritish mbassy'Ihe British Embassy as several undsavailable or funding ocal developmentprojects,mostnotablehe BritishPartnershjp chemeBPS).The PS s thestandardlocallybased ortionof the Britishassjstancerogramo thePhilippines.t is fundedfrom the Ovrseas id budgct.Undcr his schemewhich began n April 1996, heAmbassador as discretion o support small projectsof developmental alue,consistent ith the priorityobjcctivcsof the IJK aid program,mainly contributingtowardssustainablecvelopmnt nd reduction f poverty.Existingcommitmentsincludea three-year nglishLanguage rainingprogram. he British EmbassynManila :ftenworkswith localNGOsor developmentnstitutionsn the denlificationand mplementationfschemes nderheBPS.Equipmcnt s also donated o notewo.thyprojectsby the Head of Mission GiftSchemeHOMGS).The HOMCS s also unded rom the Ove$easAid budget. tallowsHeads f Missions n certaindeveloping ounf.ies,without fereflceo theOverseas evelopment dministrationODA). o providegiftswith a developmntalvalue,consistentwith the priority objectives f th UK aid program.The mrindifferenccbctwecn his schcmcand hc BPS s that itcmsprovidcdundcr hc HOMCSare in generala gooddeal smaller, can be of short-termbenefit and do not need ocorlrjbute to a project of a long-termsustainablenature. lelns provided under theIIOMGS argmore ikely to be one-off contributions o meeta particularong-off needwhereassuppori underthe BPS would be for activities which clearly contribule to asustainable evelopment rojectand requirea more detailed app8isal set out in theBPSguidance

Typeof Aid - BilateratBritish PartnershipSchemeBPS) for smallprotjectsf{eadsOf Mission Gr'fu SchemeHOMGS)- for equipmelrtFunds Available


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ehrfutiarlAid fi cnristianioAddress ContactChristianAid Arthur NeamePOBox100,LondonSEl 7RT.LTKTel +44 171620 M44Email caid(@gn.pc. rgWcb [JRl://wwwonoworld.orlchristianaid,/

About Chfistian AidChristian id was oundedn 1945 y churchesn Britain o provideor the needs frefugees n Eurcpe following the SecondWoild War. Today it is the official reliefanddcvelopmentgency f40 Britishand rish Churches, nd s rgisterednder heCharities ct of 1960 No.258003).Christian id workswhere he need s greatestrl more han70 countries orldwide.It is supporlcd y and workswith paoploof diffcrcnt aithsand none, undingbothreligiousand secular rganizations hich share ts aim of stre[gthninghe poortowards lf-reliance.t employs 00preoplen the UK and reland, acked p by afirrther100volunteemonfactedo perlormspecific asks nda network fhundredsof local undraising onmittees.Overseast hasno permanentllices,prefbning olink dircrtly wilh the poor by funding local organizationswhich know best how torneet ooal needs.Typeof Funder Intemational GO

OngoingCRM unding1 x NCO orapproximately millior peryearlxPOFundingTimeframeNGOprqiectimeliame3+years


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Catholic Relief Service-United Stat6 CatholicConference CRS-USCC)Addr$s ContactCaihoficReliefservica-UnitdStatosCaihotic ileenAfuarez-DizoqCoflferellceCRS-USCC), DirectorCBCPBldg.470Gcneral unaSt.,Ijrtamuros,\,{anil4PHILIPPiNESTel ]532 5278831-35F&,( +63Z 5274140Email [email protected]

About Catholic ReliefServic-UnitedStatesCatholicConferenceCalholicReliefServic* wa3 oundedr 1943by the CatholicBishops f the UnitedStateEo assistr pooranddisadlantageduaidc hcUnitcdSratc8.t iEadministeredbyaBoardofBishops electedy theEpiscopal onferencefthe UnitedStates nd sitaffdby menandwomen ornmittdo dle CatholicChurch's postolatef helpingthosc n nccd. t msintahsstict standardsf eftciency andaccountability. atholitReliefSsrvicg raws t basio inanoialmatsrial ndmofalsuppodromthCatholiccoll|]nmity n the Uniled States, ut it aho reaches ut for supporl10 ndividualEfothEr faiths and ,o gowrnrnentsand cormnmity organizations,oudationr,corporations nd to student roups,The Agenay ooperates ith gorcflmentsandeoumenicalroupsnprogramsonsistetf ith ls objectivesndpractices.Calld War Relief Services-National CatholicWelfare Confermce,CRS beganoperatingn thePhilippfuFsn arly1945 ollowing hc destuctio,tr roughtby theJapanese ccupation udng vorld War U. lnitiaty, contibutions constitutedhearsistanceo thnalioral aders f the catholioChurch or thgir efforts n promotingchild welfarqparticularlyhe careof war orphax. The first CRS-USCC fficewagformalty etabbhodnd egirtred ith dtoPhiligpineowrrunsrt in 1957.During heinterveningarsha changsn th6 ypsof program ave espondedo lhe charirneeds fthe pooraswell as o thcaval'labdnryfresourcos.lowevol all theee fforteitpludoandcoclticueo ell}phasizehe stletrgtltningf th chuh'sSocialApostolatethroughechnicatuppod nd heprqvi$ion fmaterialesourcas.

Typeof Funder - Int.rnational GOGrantsFundsAvailablePhilippine udgetor Prcgram upport 994 US$ 15,12,418


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Faeld f lntere3tSsstoral. $ustaiMblsAgriaultuxcinchrditrg oasraf). EnterpdseDeiEloPmcnt. Hattr. Emtggtroy spoaseOngoingCRM undingt *i.tCO-' tS96 otit*ed bd ntndingUS$25 000FundingTimeframeProjectimEframYearsGeograPhicFocusAreaReeionalbias for sleotdprovrnces n Luzon (Auror4 cAR andffiirir t v""y^ lcuirnarasSiquijor ndBiliran)withexpandingfocus n vfndanaon 1997'2DOo'KeyAotivitiea or GRM undedProgramso Sust4iniblsowcseTypeof ReclPientAgencyNGOPropo6alPtocedur$ andCriteriaParhr ritetiai* *"Uilf,.a ""g"t*ationwithover yearsxperiencemplementingprojects ith i'mdsnexcessfP25'000e welldefnedgoals. SEC egirtcre.d. e6tblislFdwithh tatgt rea. g",tif* "it* * CnS,anawiUingo aOhere d followCRs

poliaieso pretirablo ioceeerdo$smentProposalriteria.'-lrrUttl p.pota i" CRs otmnt o lgiomlCRSofroeo aoreensdY egional RSoffco. referredocentral fice for fimdingColRmentsii *J.a ,ft" ftt *" dedthyars 997'2000batcRs *illLiffi" its,gtt ttt*"t ftids on rojetts foruplindfarmersCRSba3htee egional tfrcs lhe PMippine'e txzonlh6( 1rai"tif;"tm". ;-r"gr"pt Bicol inrhevisayasn cebu and n-lufirrA-- io ou,""o.nc cefiralof8ces ocdedn N{inila


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Danish DevelopmentAssistance(Danida)

About DanidaDenmark's evelopmentssistancewhichby 1992 eached levelof onepcrocnt l'GDP(disbursements)continueso be based n thepolicy guidelines ontainednDanida's lanofAotion fnrm 1988 scndorsedy Parliamcntn 1989.Besides onfirming lleviation f povertyhroughhepromotion f economic roMhand socialdevelopments thg basicobje-ctiveor Danishdevelopment ssistance,thesepolicy guidelines lsoprovide he basis or concentrationf Danisf bilateralassistance n a fgwgrnumberof developingcountries.The aim is to further increaseaid quality through the establishmentof a longer-term prcgram coop.aion, ast(engtheningf field presence nd of the ongoingdialoguewith developmentpanncts_The ongoing election f program ountriess based n the level of economic ndsocial developmerias well as the specificnedsand absorptive apacityof thcindividual countries.So far, the Danish Covemmenthas selected18 prograrncountries- Bangladesh, enin, Bhutan, Burkina Faso, Egypt, Eritrea, Ghana, ndia,Kenya, Mozambique,Nepal, Nicaragua, Tanzania, Thailand, Uganda, Vietnam,Zambiaand Zimbabwe.Burkirn Faso,Eritrea,Nicaraguaand Vietnam were added othe ist in 1993.

Type of Funder- BilateralFundsAvailableThePhilippiness not a Danida rogramountryanddoesno1 eceiveaiddirectly.Present ogramsn thePhilippinesunded y Danidaarein thephas ut stage ndno inancial nformations available.Fieldof InterestSectoralnterests f Danida. Educational ervices nd nvestmerlt. Health

Address ContactDanishDevelopmertAssistanceDanida), Miss Ulla Baagoe,RoyalDutchEmbassy, DeputyHeadofMission6,8DoffaSalustiana. Ty Tower,104Paseo Roxas or.PereaSt.,l..cgaspiillage,Makati City,PHILIPPINESTcl +632 8940086Fax +632 8175729


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. rffaterSupplyand Saritatior. PopulationProgams. PublioAdministration. Dvelopment ndPlanningServices

. Other Social nf.astruotureandServiccs. Tlanspolt. Communications. RiverDvelopment. Encr$r OtherEconomic nfrastructure. Agrlculture. Industry,Mining and Construction. TEding, Banking andTourismOngoing cRM fundingDanidadoesnot haveanyongoirrgCRM projectsbut it does undICLARM though the CGIARgoup of irstitutiotsFunding TimeframePrsentlyo ime imit constrain anida's upporro CCIARGeographic ocusAreaNotapplicablcKey Activities or CRM undedProgramsNotapplicableTypeof RecipientAgencyGOs ndNcos(xcepfion)ProposalProceduresand CriteriaCriteriaprocdure. submit roposalto anish mbassyr proposalorwardedo Danidan Denmarkor AppraisalCommentsNGO unds hat areavailable regenerally hannelledhroughDanishNGOSwhich are in country.Al presenthe DanishNGOSare theDanishRedCrossand Den ChurchAid rvhichdo not concentratenthe isherfolksector.Startingrom 1997 he DanishCovemments settingaside mds 1brprqjeclsooncemingndigenous eoplewhich will be availablen thePhilippines.


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FundingTimeframiniriatedln993heprogramominallyas hmefrarncf5 \eats

GeographicFocusAreaNation-*ide, lo co'teral l provinccsancl egtonsKevActivities or CRM undedPrograms. '"oo.eautionundaanagemenl[coaslathabilals. orotectionof endangeredpecles. Lot itoring und"oottol ofcoastalpollution. inventory/assessmentf coastal csotrlces. applied esearch. dcvclopmcntfspecialProlccts. estoblishmsrrtf coastal/marin rotectdareas

Tvpe of Recipient Agency*U;; f;iiid; ""d PENRosnd hencetsbursedoLcusProposalProceduresand CriteriaSiteSelectionequlrsments. site electionnitiatdy ocal overnment: dil;;;;;;;mltment to sitewitt' inancialontributionsromLot i.vrta"o""tf"pmentFundCDF) ndothcr o-urccs.. in*it prot"",.anrasManagment

oardPAMB) nd onscntof the ocalgovcmmentr NGOSo conductpreparamry ommunityorganisingand nitiatelivelihoodProjects

Commentsffi;'c."- stafr reportedthat the cEP covred 8 sites alreadycovered y theNIPASprogram tIne DENR [1 s notquiteclear'how,n'". of"it."t i"* ug"ncieiworlbut nterviewecsa\csuggestedhat

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Deutscher, ntwicklungsdienslDED) -GermanDevelopment erviceAddress ContactDeutscher ntwickhmgsdienstDED) German GerhardMueller,Dvelopmente.vicq ResidertReprcsentativeoNo. 7 JuanLunaSt., thePhilippinesSan orenzo llage,1223M^k^nCiV,PHILIPPTNESTel +63 8175087Fax +632 8941486

AboutDuetscher ntwicklungsdienstDED)DID is a non-profit ublic imitedcompany wnedby the Federal epublic fGermanyndanassociationf private ermanrganizations.ts main bjectivestosupportgoverffnental nd non-governmcntalartnersn Asian,African and LatinAmericanevelopingountriesysendingechnicalxpertso existing ndongorngproject$r hroughimited unding ontributionsoFojects flocalself-helpoups.At presenl,DED is cooperatingwith partnercn approximately 5 countrisworldwide ndhassome1000 xprts nder ontact.Onehirdofthem arewomen.Afier a BilateralAgreement assigned nDecember 2, 1990 etweenheRepublicof the Philippines nd he Federal epublic f Cemany, he first DEDdevelopmentworkersarrived in the Philippines n Octobr1991.Since hen, thir numbcrsincreasedteadily nd eached 8 by May 1995.

Typeof Funder- RilateratTohnical ssistaBceTA relatedCrantsFunds AvailableDevelopment orkrlPartnerupportGnnts approximately250,000per development worker per affrurnField of lnterestLocal developmefltnitiatives n;o CommunityBasedNatuial ResourcesMaoagement. TecbnicalTraining/VocationalEducation. SupportofPeoplosOrganisationsPO)and Non-GovemmentalOfgarisations NGO)


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Ongoing CRM funding. 2 x LGU progamssupportedwith TechnicalAssistance. 2 x Academeprograms upportedwith TechnicalAssistance+ 4 DeveloprnentWorker@P250,000annum,Potentialof I '000,000perannurnFunding TimeframeTA 2yearse)ftendiblq o 5 yearsDevelopmentWorker/PartnerSupportCrantson an AnnuallyBasisGeographic Focus AreaGeognphicbias o Visayas,but with somevoluntecG n Luzot

Key Activities for CRM funded Programs. PovertyAllevialion. lntegrated evelopmenlinkedWith OtherAgencies. MonitoringOfResources. lnformationDisseminationnd TtainingType of Recipient AgencyLCUSnotCO) andNCOS, ndAcademeProposal Procedures and CriteriaPartner dteria. clcar ole or DED developmentorker,with preciseobdesc ptiondefiningheirniche. ongoingprogramn'lth clear state$es. co-opeBtive ilh DED asaPartnerProposalor DevelopmettWorker. submit equest o DED. 2 day appraisalby a DED tcamof expcrts o asscss rcgran androleof developmentworker,anddevelop rust wrth pallner. reviewprogramwith view to prioritise activitiesandascertain

comrnonbjeclivend csponsibil i tesDevelopmentWorker/Partner upportGrantsProposal. applied or by developmentworker/partnerwith commonassenl. appnisedbYDEDCommentsDED is primarily avolunteeragencybut hasa smallrangeof fundsavailable or noteworthyprojectactiviticsandncedyequipmentortheir developmentvorkersand heirpadners o utilise


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IID * 1f f 2Fr \- lrAll J Deutschcrselschafriir TechniscbeJ/ +./ Zusammerarbif GTZ) GmbH

Typeof Funder- BilateratCrantsTechnicalssistanceOngoingCRM unding2 govemmentrojeclswithsomeCliM prcjeclsbutcomponentsdescribedscomplernentarynd unrlingsminr.mal_FundingTimeframeGeographicFocusAreaOulsideINCRKeyActivities or CRM undedprogramsTypeof RecipientAgencyGovernmentf thephilippinesProposalProcduresand CdteriaAll proposal reprocessedbroughNEDACommentsTheCl Z areengagedn twoprojecrsfuch aremarinen the oaslalcnvrrotunent.t waqsrressedhat his acttvity s nota matncotnponcnlol thc prqjccl and these omponentsuch hat thereare,are in lacrmrnrmat.o ltnonctal atawasavailableor these omponenls

AddressDeutsche esellschaftiir TechnischeZusammenarbeitGTZ) Gmbll,GTZ - ProjctAdministratior Service-PDCPBankCenter, thFloor,cor. Ierrera ndAiiaro Sts.,Salcedo illage,MakatiCity,PHILLIPPINES

ContactHans-PteraulenzHeadofProjectAdministrationService

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Iltch EmbassyAddress ContactDutchEmbassy, FIans eunissen,9th -loor,King'sCourtBuilding., DeptChr'elofMission:129 PasoDgamoSt.,Salcedo illage,MakatiCity,PI{lLIPPINESTcl +632 8125981Fax +632 8154579

Typeof Funder BihtcralGrantFundsAvailableTotalEnvirc'nmentaludgct 996 8 DutchCuildersField of InterestPoverfy lleviation spccially ith regardo ruraldevelopmentn the ollowingsectors. Health/ReproductiveHealth. Educalion. Envi.onmentOngoingCRM undingI x NCOprolecredrea roiect, l. l millionDutchGuilders+ 2.8millionDutchGuilderserannumFundingTimeframe4yearsvithpossibiliryfextensionsGeographicFocusAreaRegionsl, X, XlKeyActivities or CRM undedprogramsNot applicableTypeof RecipientAgencyNGOandAcademe


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EuropeanUnionDelegation fthe EuropeanCommissionn thePhilippinesAddress ContactEuropeanUnion Delegationofthe European I'hereseD. Yosuico,Commissionn thePhilippines, EconomicAffairs Officer7th F SalustianaD. Ty Towers"104Paseo eRoxas"1200MakatiCity,PHILIPPINESTel +632 8126421to 5Fax +632 8126686 o 87

About Europan Union Delegation of the Europoan Commission in thePhil ippinesThe elationshipetweenheEuropean nionand heRepublic fthe Philippinessalongstanding ne,andonewhichhasbroadenednddeepnedemfikably n recentyears.n addition,hePhilippines laysts full role n theEU / ASEANdialogue, ithits tlvin characteristics f mutualbneIit andequalpartnership.Since1986, he EC has undeda numberof major rural developmenl rogramsnsomeofthe poorera.ndmore emote reas fthe Philippines,ach haring numberof common featues. All rcflect an area-based, ommunity-basedmethodology,addrcssa brcadspectrumof developmert ssueswithin a particularara,emphasizef'ullconsultationnd participation f the local communities. nd are implementedttuougha micro-projectapFoahdesignsd o ensureboth impact and sustainabilityTotal EC funding for these major area-based,community-basedsuslainabledevelopmentnitiatives in the Pbilippinesover the period 1986'94 has amounted ot88.2million ECU(approx. .3billion Pesos), ll ofwhich is providedn gant formIn addition to these argerprogmms mplementedn cooperationwiti the concemedPhilippinegovemmentagencies,le EC has alsobeen active n providing assistancetlrough nor-govrnmentalchannels NGOs),recognizing he urique role which theNGO communitycanplay in rachingou11('hemostdepressedroupsandareas.Taking all thesovariousprog.ams ogether, otal EC grantfunding for developmntcooperationprograms n the Philippines, over the period 1976-94,has arnountedo251.0millionECU(8.3billion Psos), r approximately0.0% oftotal EC assistanceto thePhilippines.

Type of Fundsr " Bilater.lEu-Funded evelopmentc operation rojects GrantsNGOCo-financing rogram


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FundsAvailableEu-Funded !'lopmert oopelationPfojects 1995 otalbudgetECU25millionNGOCefinanciag rogram1995oral udget CU7.6millionField of InterestOngoingCRM unding4 GOFunded .ojects /ith CRM components1995otalbudgetECU4.9million7 Sites orGOadministerednte$abed roteoted reasPrograrnmc(IPAS), CU11millionover yea$ave&gp nnualECU1.83million2 NGOCo-financedrojects1995otalbudget ,I 56,120Funding TimeframeOO unded rojects 5-10yearsimeliameNGOCo-financed3yeals imframeGeographicFocusAreaNationalocuswith ual biasKey Activities or CRM unded Programs. AltemativLiyelihood. Netwo*ing with LGU or lawenforcemntndprovincialordinanoesTypeof RecipientAgencyOOwith ntegratedA,NGOShrougho-financingProposalProceduresand CriteriaCommentsNGOco-linancings a schmey which he EU will matchundsdispersedo developmentrojccts y EuropeanurdingNGOs. hefi.mdshat aravailable rebiasedowards ojectswhichare inancedby EuropeanundingNGOs, s he undsneedo be applied or by thef,uding NGO n Europe.The zu provide substantial unding for ICLARM through theconsortium f resarchrganizations,GIAR.


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Address ContactFoundation or Sustainable ociety nc. (FSSI), EugenioM. Gonzales,Utrit E, 46 SamarAve., cor ScoutAlbano, ExecutiveDirectorSouthTriangle,QuezonCity,PHILIPPINESTef +6329288422Fax +632 9288671

I FounAationor Sustainable ociety nc, FSSI)

About FSSIOn August 11, 1995 hs Covemmnts fthe Philippines nd Switzeriand ignedaBilateral Agleement on the Reduction of Exlemal DebL Though the agrcement,Phiiippinebilateral debt to Su'iuerland was canceledwith the cration of a fund inPhilippinepesosequivalento 50 7, of the debts face value. The fund suppofisprojectsof non-govemmentalorganizations NGOS), people'sorganizations POs),cooperatives,ndsimilarprivateorganizationsn 'SustainableProduction'which allwithin guideiinesapprovedby thetwo govemments.fhe Foundation or a SustainabloSociety..nc.FSSI)s fte holderandmanager fthe fund.

Typeof Funder- LocalFoundationLoansGrantsFunds Available1996 vailableunds brDisbursementn the blm of $arts and oans-P 60millibnlultherPl00millionavailableor oan uaranteFieldof Interest. Uplad. Coastal ndMarine. Croplando UrbanAreaOngoing CRM unding2 x NGO 1996 stimatadotal rurding ?20,000 art oarLpartgrantFunding TimeframePilotphaseoitial 6 months, roject roper +yea$GeoglaphicFocusAreaPresently o nledional geographicalias,althoughheprogramslimitd o areas ith the ocushabitat?.


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Key Activities for CRM funded Programs. Sustainable nterprise omponents nsuring esoulceso beconservedwhile allolving livelihooddependent n ihose esources.Type of Recipient AgencyNCOs, POs Coops)and small enterpriseProposal Procedures and CriteriaPartnerCdteria. 2 yearsexperience san organisation. collateral or loansProposal rocedue;r submitproposalpaper n FSSIprcjectconceptpaper ormat oFSSIbeforeJurre30 of eachcalendar ear. Foject visit by FSSIand request or detailedp(ojectprcposalI decision nproposal ivenwithin6 montbs fsubmission

CommentsFSSI s presenlly t thestagewhere t is buildingmodels br eachofthc lbur environmentshat it wishes o work in. Oncemodlshavebeenestablished,xpctedwithin the next threeyears, nstitutionalprioritieswill be addressednd urther olicies ndaims edefined.FSSI is particularly nterestedn forging links betwn ts focusenvironmento hat he esourcesf the ndividualenvironmentsfisproject areas can complimenl cach other. An cxample of this is totbrgemarketing inks betweenurbanand rural projects.


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?n,77iu.Foundation ffilipino EnvironmentFpEl

1li la,L.rr f , , . .AboutFoundation fFinFittEnvironment FpE)The oundation"or hc PhilippineEnvironrnent!'pE)uras .ganizedo help reversethc dcslructionof thc Philippincnalural resourca asc througha strategicandintegrittedonservalionrogram,t was ncorporatedon 15 Januaryg92 as a g@nt_making instjtution.FPE is committed o providefinancial resources eedcd oslrengthen ard support ron-govemmentalorganizations (NGOS), peoples,organizationsPOs)andcommunitieso enable hem to be proactiveand capabieagents f biological ivrsity onservationndsustainableevelopment_The nitial financialbase fFPE is an endowmerl undestablishedhrouqh ebt_for- naturc swaps.Start-up financing came fiom the United States egelncy forlntentional Development which - though tle Natural ResourcesManagcrncnrProgram providedthe grantsthat establishedan endowmentworth about US$22million in PhilippinePesos. he e[dowment uid is investedn a seriesRun,lkoSenE.,lng Pilipinas notes, he interest ncome ofwhich is usedby the FpE in fundrngprojects.The Banl of Tokyo also madea US$200,000debl donation to the FpEthroughheWorldWildlifeFund.

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Type of Funder- trnvironmedtalroup. Grantsor projects. ActionGrantsn theregion f P100,000orspcificactivitisFundsAvailable1995otalbudge1P48illionFieldof Interest. Btodiversity. Conservatio!. SustainableDevelopment

Address { i f r ( f r , , .Found.rtionffiipitrd Fn\ ronmenrfPE).77 MatahimiF.t.,WestTeachers' ertral,I I 04Quezol City,PHILIPPINES

ContactJulioGalvez an,lnstitutionalDevelopmentDirector

'IelFaxEmail

+632 9279403,63292i2186+632 9223022fsf@,gaia.sdn.rg


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OngoingCRM unding3 NGOS 1996 stimatedotal unding 3.75miltloDI POs I 996estimatedotal undingP millionFundingTimeframe. ForNGOq 1yearpreparatorytage, -5yearsecond 14ger lor POs I year rencwlble limefrarneGeogrcphic Focus AreaFor Site focusprojeclscomponenl,geographicalbcusrestricted o i 0predetermined ites.Key Activities for CRM funded Programs. communifyOrganizirg. AltemativeLivelihood. Networking. Resource anagemont. Research. n dvocacyType of Recipient AgencyPOs ndNGOSProposal Procedures and CriteriaCrileria for partnerl. cstablishcdorganization. SECrgistered. expe encedn environmentalwork. N6O/POProposalsor SiteFocus undingWindow,. siteevaluationo findpotcntial artners. proposal rom potential partner. grrding y FPEwilh sileevaluationisits. appEisodby projectdevslopment ornmittee'with fundingrecommeodations. conlirmation of fundingby Board of TrusteesCommentsGfantscomprise80%ofthe total amual budget.Thegrantsarallotted o differentFundingWindowsas ndicatedbelow;ProactiveFundingSiteFocusFundingResponsiveAction Granls

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lv*tas )- Swiss Associationfor Developmentand

AboutHelvetasFoundedn 1955 s he iIst privateorganizationor development ooperationin Switzerland, elvetas as no religiousor politicalafliliations.Theorganizationcurrentlyemploysnearly ifty collaboratorsnd some hreehundred ocal peopleabroadn addition o a domestic taffof thirtypeoplat the Headquartersn Zurichand hebranoh ffice n Lausamc.The organizations funded y membershipues,donations,ales roceedsndcontributions rom communities, hurches,cantons,assoaiations nd business.Substantial inancingof HelvetasFogram abroad s providedby the FederalDepatunentf ForignAffain (SwissDevelopmentooperation/SDC).elvetas lsoadministe$ rojects nder oyemmentontract.Helvetasasbeen n thePhilippinesince1981.ts programs oneof cooperatjonwith local organizations, omoting institution building of thair partncrs,conservationfrlatural esoulcesndsupport fself-helpnitiatives y small arrnen,fishermennd he ndigenousopuJatiorL

Type of Funder- lnternational GONaturalResou(oe atragemntrogram grantFundsAvailableHetvetasPhilippines)otalbudgetor 1996Swiss lanc ,800,000Fieldof InterestNaturalRgsourcsOngoing CRM unding. 2 NGOs 1996TotalFundingSwiss raac 10p00

Address ContactHelvetas Swiss Association or Dwelopment RemoGesr!andCoopeBtion, ProgramD.ector121-a . LunaRoadExt.,SikatunaVillage,QuezonCity,PHILIPPINES,Tel. +632 9228568Fax +632 9215334


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. I PO 1996 otalFunding wiss ranc 5'000FundingTimefram. ForNCOS year ene\able tmelrame. ForPOs year renewableimetiameGeograPhic Focus AreafiJn"g,nJ iot nuuonal istnbldon o specifrcallyocus n Palawan-Samar ndCamgaSungo et one or Sur'Agusan elNone& Sur)Key Activities for cRM funded Programs. Commuity Orga slng. Socio-Economia/l-ivelihood. i"t"i* " rtttt"ries/Resoutcerotection' anagemcnt

ndRahabilitation. Advocacy lrcal And National)

Type of ReciPientAgencyNGOSandPOsProposalProceduresndCriterial orproposals. initialdialoguo nproposcd lan. i""at *"li"Ur" * developnitialplan ntoproposaltagehroughsurveYsnd cscatch. proposalaPProvalCritcria br Partncrs,ocuson;. NcOs. naturalesoulcemanagemsntrojects. ""p",i"n* of i.plementation fNatural

Resource anagmonlprojccls. in seocmphicalocus rca. .oilpt-imintu.yision'mijsiono hatofHeheta\. ooenocooperation ithgovemmentrBanlsallonsr iriiude netuorking ctivilieswiththearmol inlegratedrcamanagemgnl

CommentsSeparateunds vailableo non-panners:.-"i,r""i*"f Activi l ies lgq6annualotalSwiss txnc 25 00. irnJi rt"pcrt - 1996annual otal SwissFranc20'000. N"\{ i;tiuri1,"t (projectdevelopmentor polentialp'drtne$annual olal SwissFranc70'000


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Address Contacthtemational DvlopmentResearchCenter, StephenTylerAsiaRegionalOJIice,Tanglin O Box 0l,Singapore9l240a7th Floor, RELC Building, 30OrangCroveRoad,Singapore58352Tel 1-65 351344Fax +652351849Email [email protected] http:,4www.drc.org.sg/

lnternational(rDRc) DevelopmentResearchCentre

AboutThe nternational evelopmentesearch enterIDRC)The Intemational evelopmentesearchnter IDRC) r a publiccorporationcreated n 1970by the ParliamentofCanada and diected by an ntemationalboard ofgovemo$.Throughsupport or research, DRC invests n soientific knowledge andtechnologl/o help mprove he qualityoflife in developing ountries. ince 1992IDRChas ocused ts activities on the mplemntationof Agpnda2 , theglobalactionplanfor sustainabl nd equitabledevelopment.Tie strategic imsanddirections fthe IDRC'S siaProgram, re:

to shengthenDRC'S ole in Asia asa networkerand knowledge-brokerto deyelop urther strategioparhrerships ith Asian nstitutions,otherdonors,andCanadianesearch ndpolicy communittesto attracl increasedextomal(Asian a.d othr) resourcesor the financingof theAsia Programto explore the establishment,over th nxt several yars, of an AsianDeveloomentResearchCentreto concedr4te ts activities andprogramsn a feyr',carefully selectedareas,wh;lemaintainingsomedegreeof fle>o'bilityn order o respond o opportunities

Typeof Funder- BilateralG.anlsOngoing CRM undingI x Academe 996ApproximateudgetUS$83,000


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Address ContactItrstituto de Promociony Apovo al dcDesa.rollo IPADE),?l^22deEsWffa10-5" 12D4,28008,Madrid,ESPAftATel +3415415677Fa-\ +34 1 5414184

de Promociony Apoyo al de Desarrollo IPADE)

Type of Funder- NGOGrantsFundsAvailableFunds oursedhroughAECIField of InterestOngoingCRM unding1 x NGO 1996TotalBudgetE 60 million(Fundingrotn PADRE)FundingTimeframeFor PADREFojects 2yearsProposalProceduresand CriteriaProposal roceduresorNGOs. proposalubmitted irectly o Spanish GO. Spanish GOaskAECI to invstigaterojectusing tandardformat


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Japanese nternationalCo-operationAgency(JrcA)

About JICAThe.JapannlemationalCooperation geIcy(JICA)was establishedn August l,1974 s hsollicial govemmentgencyaskedwith implementingup"nt lllt"'nfionufcoopration_rogra,ns. heseprograms, iich covera verywia"-rung"oi ""t,u,t,"r,reantered roundgovemment-basedechnicalandgrantaid coopera:tionndarrneoat contributingo the economicand sociatadvanciment f dweloping ountriesthrough umanesourcsevelopment.The echnical ooperationrovided y J]CA akeshe ormofassistancen buildrngnatjons rld n helpingo develop umanesourcesn developjngountdes.

JICA argetsheeflectiveralsferoftechtotory hrouglrhe ium_; "i"r"nt,lfiering upporto thepeopre fdeveropingountries Jrhey hapeheirnati,ons ithInelrownhands nd hroughheirom effons.

Type of Funder - BilateralOrartAid - Grant$o plilippire CovemmentTechnical rainingProgramExpertsDispatchedEquipmnt rovidedPro.ject-T)?e echnicalCooperationDevelopmentStudiesJOVCVoludeers

FundsAvailablegT*^lAiq for l_glrcuttureForestryand Fisheriesor thephilippines(26.8% ftotal budget) 1994 udgetUS$37milion

AddressJapanesenterralr'oDal Co-operation Agency(JrcA),l2th Floor,PacificStarBldg.,Sen.Gil J PuyatAve.Ext.Cor.MakatiAve.,MakatiCity.PH]LIPPINES

ContactChristineedida imbit,Piarmingffice

TelFaxt63 2 89330811632 8164222


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Kaisampaladnc-

Address ContactKaisampaladnc.. MayetteAlto-Seflg4Unjt33,EaglesCourtCondominiuln, Executive irector26 MatalinoSt.,Quezon ity,PTlILIPPINESTe)/Fax+6329217542

About KaisampaladKaisampalad,nc. or the PhilippineCounoil or FoodSecurity nd Fair Trade s anon-stock" on-prolitdevelopment GO that aims o promote nd supportpolicies,projectsand programshat guarante'ood self'-sutliciencynd fair trade as thecomerstonel nationalbodsecudtv.

Typeof Funder- LocalNGOCrantsLoansFundsA,vailable1995otalbudget 5millionField of InterestSeoloralonccmsovering. Fadners. Fisherfolk. IndigenousCommunities. Workers. SlumDwellers

Ongoing CRM funding3 POs 1996estimatedotal fundingP76,000- 1996estimated otal loansPl millionFunding TimeframeLoars for 2 yearswith quarterly nstallmentsat 12%


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Geographic Focus AreaNationalcovragewith emphasis n communitiesn Panay,Calarbarzon rovinces,centralandNorthemLuzon.Key Activities for cRM funded Programs. PrioriryFor women'sGroups ndGender ensitivity ctivities.Type of Recipient AgencyPOs Coops)Proposal Procedures and CriteriaCriteria for partncr,. struch{edorganization. organizationdentity ncapable faccessingoreign undingProposalsrocedures;. IGisampaiadnc.ha-swo f,undingpproval e ods:summerandyear-end.Submitproposalbeforeapprovalperiod. TheProjectOfficerevaluatesheproposal ased n heguidelinesard prepareshe nitialassessment,o be rcvjcwed y theExecutiveSecretaryor approval.. theProjectOfficerandExeculive ecretaryonduct alidationvisit o thearea, ndpreparehir ecommendationo the ProjectCommittee f the Council.. Thememberc fthe ProjectCommitteeeview heproject

proposalsnd hc rccommendations made y thc secretariatandshallprepareheirown recommendationo bepresenteddwing he regularCouncilMembe$'meetingor firal approval.. thesecretariat hall nform1heproponentand a Memorandum 1'Agreernenthallbe enteredntoby theconcemedarties.Onlyaftera careful tudyon hconditions fthe MOA shall he lndbereleasedo theproponenthrough simplepublicawardingceremonyn thecomrnunity.


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OverseasEconomicCooperationFund (OECF;Address ContactGerscasEconomic ooperationund.Pacific Mr Masakuzushiguro,StarBldg, ChiefRepresentative\{ak.rtiCity,PHII,IPPINESTel 63 2 810482 6Fax +632 3151799

Typoof Funder- BilatcmlCo-linancingLoanFundsAvailablel99l-94btal Budget S$ 0millionFieldof InterestFishery cctorProgramOngoing RM undingNoneFunding TimeframeThrec car,ExtensionoveredyADBGeographicFocus AreaNogeographicalocusKey Activities or CRM undedPtogramsDevelopmentf communityasednitiativesnresource anagementunderhe echnicaluidanceftheDept. fAgricuitureTypeof RecipientAgencyGovernrnentf hePhilippinesProposalProceduresand criterialn geneml ossible tojectsor fundingofOECFmuslsecure EDA'SapFovalandgo hroughNEDA'Sprogrammingxercise


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\'v,1.^tFL f.r " r"6nr f+6,rd

A-bout OxfamOrfam is committedoh.lp people. spccially..ihichrhy ive.

Oxfam UK& lretand)

a process f developmenty peacefultne pooqregardlessf the politicsor meanswhichaims ostyleof regimcunder

1*'j"J:i:lX1l.-,I,*:1" X,T:::l n*ughocarryanizationsndmailroups;*:J :l::1,::l.l::partoers.hetherork",s!fi;;;;ilffi;",ii 8Ht";*i:il1:,::j,f::,,::::':::::::l-f "r,"i'rr."'i.Jii.";;;;i,1;;ii;'tl:ilpholdsheir ignity,ncourageshcii sclt dercrmtnation.nd acknowlcctgcs:Tl:::].1.11_^]:,t1":nd

rioritiesuche""r"p*;;i;;,il;1,;;i:,il,T;lT,T::J#::::1"1,'$ -ll *:ldg:" -"i";[i;;iffiil' ;* fiHililjnvironment.tshouldotmproveira , t"."i""rJ "lr;;;,;il;rilXll)l1T^.^:.::lll*: are imired.,ut t se_rvessa sma_scaleociat atalyst,elpingi# ffii1ffi"T*;"1';:"",,?:HJ?l'"trfl*l;1"1,:l'";xo "oo"'"

Typeof Funder- tnternational GC}GrantsFundsAvaitabte?L:Tj.*. trerand)hilippinesrogramTorat udgetbr eq6Fieldof tnterest. Indigenouseople. Su.tatnablc esource anagementn Coashl Communiltcs. rrrsasler anagemenl ith -prioritv,To Communities ffecledB)TheEruptionOf Mt. pinatubo

AddressOxfam-lJK&Ireland,95-aMalumanay t.,Teacher Y illage,D iliman,C)'lezonCity,PHILIPPINES

ContactLotFelizcoProgram irector

j-632 9217303+63 4336115t632 9210703


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Ongoing CRM unding9 projectswith NCOS 1996TolalFunding128,732Funding TimeframeInitial year- 1year enewableSucceeding hases 2-3years enewableGeographic Focus AreaNo geographical riority for either areaor natioral basedprogramsKey Activities for GRM funded Programs. CommunityOrganising nd Capacity uilding. Susrainableisheries nd Resource anagemenl. Livelihood. Local Advocacy. PrcgramRelatedReseaxch. GendgrType of Recipient AgencyNGOSand Academe in past)ProposalPrcceduresnd CriteriaFbrproposals;. submitproposal n any format10Oxfam. projectvisit by Oxfamr pro;nsalappraiscdn fixad ormat or idoa thcabilityofthc plan)

and he capability ofthe organisation. fiuding availabte or prcplanningworkshopsCommentsSeparateiinds vailablebrpartnerss 1brProgramuppon1996arnual otal16,250) nd s availableor training,workshops ndresearch.


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#xfam AmericaOxfamAmericaOrdamAmericaenvisions world n whichpeople each heir ull potentialh(oughcquitable access o food, shelter, healthcare, andeducation.A world committdtopeace, emocracy,uman ights, ndjustice.

By supportinghe work of theirpartnr rganizations ho sharc his vision,Oxt'amAmericahascnabledhundredsof thousands f poorpeoplearound hc world to lcadhealthier,more productiv ives. Oxfam America project partnrswork at thegassrootsevel,designing nd mplementing rogramso meet ocalneeds ndbuildstrongcommunities. n emergencies,Oxfam America offen rely on their padnen,who are respcted nd dynamicmembers f thejr own communities,o DtovrdeapFopriateaid that fosten rapidrecovery.Oxfam America's rojectpannersalsomobiiizegrassrootsupport or peacen war-tomcountries nd for public policiesthat will createao elvironment in which their hard-wondeveloDmentuccessesanthrive.The effectiveness f Oxfam America'speoplccenteredapFoachto development anbe sen n robust communities,green ields, and alert and activ children in morethan30 countriesaround he world.

Typeof Funder- InaernationalGOGrantsFundsAvailable1996otalbudget S$280,000Fieldof Interest. NaturalResource anagementndSustainableivelihoodOngoing CRM unding5 NGOS 1996 stimatedotal unding S$108,689

f ^|rldrcss Contact| ffam America- I eresa ilaDil.I Filgarcia Tower,Suite 38, proiectsOfficer140KalayaanAvenue,I Diliman,QuezonCity,PHILIPPINESTel +632 9348563Fax +632 9248564


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FundingTimeframeProjectimeftame -3yearsGeographicFocusAreaNogeographicocusKy Activities or CRM undedPrograms. TerritorialUserRights orFisherfolkTURF)Typeof RecipientAgencyNGOSn partnersftip ith POsProposalProceduresand Griteria. submitproposalo OxfamAmerica. projeotisitandFoposal ssessmentyOKfam mcficaCommsntsIt is expctedhatCBCRMwillbc a mainocusn theAsiaPacificRegionorOxfamAmericarom1997-2000


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Philippine Business or Social Progress

Address ContactPhilippinesusinessor SocialProgress, PatriciaCo.pus-Calilong,Philippine ocialDevelopmenlenke, SMECProjectDirectorMagallanes or RealStreets,lntmmuros,Manila,PhilippinesTel +632 497041to lFax +632 5301074

+632 5301076

Type of Funder- Local 'oundationLoansFundsAvailablsSmall ndMedium nterpriseevelopmentrdit rojectSMEC),USAID rant vailablentil1999 US$ 2 millionKFW.Grman evelopmentankBilatral oan DM 14.75millionField of lnterest. Small ndmedium ntrpriseevelopmentr limited uraVfisheriesoansOngoingCRM undingNotApplicableFundingTimeframeSMEC Loans or up o 3 yearsKIW - Loans p o 5yearsGeographieFocus AreaNatiolwide, but outside NCRKeyAciivities for GRM undedProgramsNol ApplicableType of RecipientAgencyThriftandRuralbanks


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Proposal Procedures and criteriaCriteria for baflksr liquidity. solvency. gofirabilityCriteria ot projects. SmallEnteryiises ith capitalesshanP15,000. MediumEnterpdsesithcapitalmore haDPl 5'000but css hanP40,000e lor KFWprojects 0yomustbe orcottagendustriesCommgnts'l he oanstom hisprojectarprincipally or o{Ifarm entrpriseswhichareengagedn manufacturingfagri-business

PBSP ashadexperiencefCRM Fojects n the RagayGulf underheFSP.Although heir work with in thesecommunilis till continusPBSP tself oes not actually und the project or any other CIiMprojct.


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Address contactI TheRockefellerFormdation.he Rocktellerormdation, PqtcrRiggs,420 Fifth Avenue, ProgramOfficerNevvYork,NY 10018-2702UNITED STATESOF AMERICA

Tel +l 2128698500Email [email protected]://wu1"/.cckfound. rg/choices.tm

Foundation

About heRockefelleroundationTheRockeflleroundations philanth(opicrganizationndowedyJohnDRockefellerndchartcredn 19'13or theuTell-bingfpeople hrcughouthe world.It isoneof America'sldestpriyateowdationsandoneofthe fewwith stronsintemationalnterests.rcmtsbeginning,heFoundationas oughto dentifu,ndaddresst thejrsource,hecaussf hurnarsuflering ndneed.Whileconcentratingtseftbrtson select rograms ith wll-dfinedoals,heFoundationdjuststscoursco refleat ceds s hoy risc.tswork iesn thrccprincipalreasihearts ndhumanities,qual pportunitynd choolel'orm,ndintematioml cience-basedevelopment,hichencompassesheagricultural, ealtband opulationciences,lobal nvironment,nd everalpecial fiicannitjatives,includingemaleducation.Typeof Funder PrivateFoundationGrantsFundsAvailableTotalPhilippineudget 996 US$200,000Fieldof lnterest. Training. Research. Advocaq/Ongoing CRM unding1NGOS 1996 stimatedotal undingUS$66,667FundingTimefrumeTimeframef3 vears


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Geographic Focus AreaNo intentionaigeographic iasKey Activities for CRM funded Programs. TmiringType of Recipient AgencyNGO,PO,CO andAcademeProposal Procedures and CriteriaPartner .iteria;. mutual ust for agoodworkingrelalionshipProposalrocadure;. submitproposal o Rockefelle! Foundation n New York, with> A descriptionfthe proposed roject ctivity,wift clea y stated bjcctives ndplans;+ A comprehensivelanfor the total fundingofthe projectduring and,whereapplicable,after theproposed$ant period;= A listing of the applicant'squalificationsand accomplishmentsnd, whereapplicable,a descripion ofthe institutional setting.. sircvisil by Rockefeller rogram fliccr. apFaisalofproposaln New York


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.Iz-q SNV NetherlandsDevelopmentOrganization

Aboui SNVI)evelopmentooperations not simplya question f goodwill and commitment.Knowledgend experiencereparticularlymportant. or hal reason NV doesno1lmploy voluntcers,utprofessional enandwomen. -heoriginalmme 'loundationoi DutchVolunteers' as hercfore ecomc ut dated ndhasbccn eplaced y 'SNV\crhrrlands evclopmentrganizarion'Type of Funder - Bil|tcral'fechnicalAssistanccDcvelopmcnt orker/Pa.tnerupportCrantsKey l'echnical ersonnelupportCrantsFunds AvailableDevelopmenlWorker/PartnrupportGrants pproximately 250,000pcrdcvclopment orkcrpcrannumField of InterestPresently NV s modilying ts bcuson nteFated uralprojectso amoresectoral ased pproach. uidelinesor this sectoral pproachaIe str'llunderreviewOngoing CRM unding. 2 x NG{)programsupported ith'fechnicalAssistance=: 2 Development orkcr@ P 250,000 nnum, olential fP500,000pefannumFunding TimefIameDevelopment o*er's Technical ssislances for 3 years, ut canbecxtendedDevelopmentWorkerPartnerSupportGrantson an Annually BasisKey TechnicalPersonnelSupporlCrants

AddressSNV NelherlandsDevelopmentOrganizafion,:35 WilsonStrect,WcstGreenhills,1500 an uan,PHILIPPINES

ContactJosCoumans,Di.ector

T A IFax

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Geographic Focus AreaGeograpfuc ias o thosearcaaireadywith developmentworkers,butin principleconcentrating nthe 19poorestprovincesofthePhilippins,ependingncircumstancas.Key Activities for CRM funded Progrcms. IntegratedDevelopmentPolicy Statemenl. EnterpriseDevelopment. AdvocacyFor TURFPerceived eeds. for CtsCRMspcialists otjust lbr Marine Jiotogists. need or rcsearch nd development. training flocal steffascommunity rganizrsnd csourcemanagememlannclsType of Recipient AgencyNGOsProposal Procedures and CriteriaPartnerCritsriar SNV have everal ftheir own ntemalndicator orassessinghestrsngth ndweaknessesl'institutions nagcneralevel. 'heyarcin theprocessfdevelopt-ngheiro\\1lsector pecjlic rdicators.Proposalor Development orker. submil equesto SNV. several isit3 o potential artnersnd hcirprogramso assessjobneeds. intcrnal cvicw to dratijob descriptionbr dcvclopmcnl orkcr. advertiseor developmentorker n theNetherlandsCommentsSNV is p marilya volunteer gency ut hasa small rangcof tundsavailable for noteworthy project activities and needy equipment ottheir developmentorkeN10use.SNV alsohavea scheme y whichtheyfirnd key technicalpersonalwho are not foreign nationals,and asof i995 were undingsalaries f approximately 0 people.hey a.eintercsted n extending his support o pafiner institution with regardsto human esourceevelopmenln relationshipo intemai nstitutionmanagement.The possibility of co-linancing of partners projects isalso being considered,dependingon the restrainls oi the partnersbudpel.Recently SNV has initiated a change jnintegrateddqvclopment programstowardsplacingdevelopmentworkers.

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ContactFionnuala ilsenanPhilippinesesk

Tel +353-l-2885385Fax +353-I-2883577Email [email protected] httpj//www. .ocaire.org/

Tdcaire

the Funderire, heCatholic gencyor worlddovelopmnt,assetup by heBishopsfin 1973 o express he concernofthe lrish Church or the needsandproblemsdthe developingountriesnd he ssuesfjusticenvolved.Tnicairehas wo mainaims to help hose n need n developing ountries nd o|tEKCInshpeoplemorcaware ftheseneeds ndour duty njustice owardshem.Since t was esiabl.ishe4Tr6caire has receivedover IR9120 million from the Jrishpublic and from othfl official sowces. This extraordinarygenrosityhas enabledTr6caire to respond to the long-term deyelopmentneeds of thousandsof poorcommunities in over 50 countris thrcughout Africa, Asia and Latin America.Trdcairealso respondso the emergency eedsof peoplewho havebeen affected bydisastersof manykinds such as famines,wars, hurdcanesand floods.But Trocalredoesnot leavev/hen the emergencys over - it continue to work with local peoplehelping hem o rebuild heir amilies nd heircommunitisor the utur.Trocaire recogniseshat aid alone s not sufficient - that manyof the root causesofsullering are to be found in unjust intemational situatiots and structuressuch as thedeblcrisis, war and rmequalrade-Tdcai.e threforespeakout on such ssuesand hereflrsalof th intmalionalcommunityto tacklg lhem proprerly.Tr6caireare acl.ivehere n lreland, n Europeand on a world-widebasis.

Type of Funder- BilateralGranlsFunds AvailableTotal or i996US$68,449


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Agency or lntematioral Developmen! CatherineCourtney,RoxasBoulevard, CoastalResourcePI IPPINESTel +632 5224411Fax +632 5212512Web hhp;//wwwusaid-ph.gov/maoila./welcome.tmi

US. Agency or International evelopmentUSAID)

io t USAIDIISAID'Srole in thePhilippines s to help thecountrybecomea modclMC&ocncy by theyear2000.Our newU.S.- Philippinespartnershipor demodacyrd developmentsa shard onmitment to mutualeconomic nterst,dgmocracy,and a commonconcem or global ssuesofenvironmentaldegradation, opulation,end he AIDS epidemic.Thc Philippines, hicbshares mcricananguagc,istory, ndmanyof itspoliticalandeconomictructures,otonly s a llagship emocracyn EastandSoutheastsia,butalso s a potent lly linking heU.S.with the ast-expandingconomiesf Cn:nri,'l'aiwan,lndochina"Malaysia,ard Indonesia.USAID supports hephilippine drive forgrowtl with equity by achieving he following objectives:. Broad-based coaomicgrowth n Mindanao. Improvedrade and nvestmnt. Reducsdcrtility and mproved natemal-childhealth. AIDS epidemicprevntion. Enhancdmanagemntfrc[ewable natural rgsources. Reduced reenhouseasemission. Broadened artioipalion n public policy

Type of Funder - BilateratNatural ResourceManagemenl rogam;. TechnicalAssistance. SupportEquipmentFunds Available1996 otal Philippinebudget approximatelyUS$ 40 million.CoastalResourceMar.agement rcject(CRMP) s confacted to pRCEnvionmedal Maragement, nc. aaluedat approximately$l I millionfor five years.


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Fieldof InterestNatunl Resourc a.dagcmentOngoingCRlt fundingCoastal esource anagementrojectCRMP)approximatednnualbudgetUS$2.2million.FundingTimeframeProjectimeframe yearsGeographicFocusAreaPalaran,VisalasandMindanadRegionsV, V[ XI) SpreadingoallregtotrsKey ActivitieE or CRM undedpfograms. tralnlng. information,ducationndcommunication. policyTypeof RecipientAgencyPO,NGOProposalProceduresand CriteriaForproposal ither;. Assessedirst throughheTechnoloryResourceroject TRp)ofNEDAbefore eingassessedy USAIDr Through echnical ssistantasedn DENRNGOCriterianotdevelopedsyet.


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United Nations Development Proiect -Environment Facility (UNDP-GEF),SmallProgram

GlobalGrants

AddressLnitedNations evelopmentrojectGIobalEn\jronnlent aciliry,SmallCrantsProgram' UNDP-GEI]).Room210.NIDA SaMakatl,106Arnarosolo t.. -egaspi illage'\4akatiCity,P}III,II 'PINI]S'Iettax

Contactlvlrs.Angelita .Cunsnan'National o-ordinator

AboutUNDP-GEFljuor,ri.i"a n nu"*ber l9g0bya group fdevelopingnd ndustrializcd.countrres. . , , r ' n , ' n P r r i s . he ( l f f , s co -managc , ly t hc w(ntd B ln l l n r t (dNr r l i ons. ;: ; : ' ; ; .*, Prrrgratnl rNlJPl and rhc Unrted Nations :nvirtrnmcntal roJ(arnl:" l f ' ' , J"r,u". i ro hclp dc\. l01ng corrntrrcs onlribulc to sulving global,nr ronmentl iproblims y tcsttng ew ppr(t irchcsntl technrl logl(sl jndcr theGF! . i saSmal lGrantsP logrammanagdby theUNI )P |o |deve|op lng..""i,1".'*rti* suppodssfilall-scalJaivitics initiated by community.grolps andi;;;';il;;;;i; if" abovc-mentionedroblemshe Prosramiv:slii:'nv ,l1l"o.1*unity-fr^e; *tivities thatseek o raise he productivitv'

ncomcs ndscouniy"i-i-r""""fli,fa,andcommuniticshal couldhavan mpact

on globalnvironmenl lreplicated vertime na largcr calelmplementedn 33 pilot countries.ho program9o.1ol9t1dts pilot phase-ofhrec'"i^ fr.rn -tqql to 1995although "u"rat indinid*t fundcdpfojcots an thcrroDerationsver nto 1996

-63 2 892061to 20, oc.24+632 E164061

Type of Funder - MultilateralSmallCrantsProgramgrantsFunds Available1992-95otal irnds isbursed S$576,719 5Maximumassistanccor each roicctUS$50'00{}Field of lnterest. Globalwanning. Pollution f intemational aters. destructionofbio-divenitY o/one


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Ongoing CRM funding5 NGOS 1996 stimatedotal undingP2.5miltionFunding Timeframe1yearGeographic Focus AreaNo gographicalocusKey Activities for CRM funded Programs. AchieveSelfReliance. Achieve SelfSufficiencyType of Recipient AgencyPOsandNGOSProposal Procedures and CriteriaPartnr riteris:r a Filipino non-profit,non-stoakorgariizationwithjuridicalperconalityuchas:pcopl's.ganizationsPOs); ndnon-govemmental rganizationsNGOs)r dulyregistered ith theSecuritiesndExchange ommission(SEC),DENR,DSWD,CDA,LGU,OthCTS.. continuousotivitiesn relevant rcasallingwithin he scope fprogramor aminimumof twoyears mmedialely recedingheapplicationor assistancc.. establishedrack ecord ndorganizationalapabilitywithin helwo-yarsmmediatelyp.csding he application or assistancesevidenced y;+ demonstratedroject ompetcncyn a rimilar/relatedroject;- area-basedtructur,.e. presentn theareawhere hepro]ectwill be mplcmentedl+ established rganizationa.ltructure;? expefiiseof management ndslaff in eflectiveprojectplanning nd mplementation;+ establishedinancial systems ndprocedureswhichconlbrmto generallyaccepted udjt standadandpresence f qualifiedfinancestaff;3 audited inancial statementsor tlrepast \!o yearsprepared yacertifiedpublic accountanl

Comments'theprograms betweelstages ndsexpcting0slart ts secondphasi. s suchheproject riLeriarldprocedu-resrcunderer slon


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ContactSrvics verseasVSO), GcoffBrown,7 Dansalan t., FieldDirectorPtilam Homes,WestAve.,QrezonCity,PHILIPPINESTel 9285339Celf 0912 3228809

i F-ax 9285784Email [email protected]. pc. rgweb http://www.oneworld.org/vso/

VoluntaryServiceOvereas (VSO)

Voluntary erviceOveBeasis an ndenendentritishNCO committedo assistineommunitisn Asia. heific, Africaand heCaribbeano achieveheirdevelopmentims. t is not hekindofaid organizqtionhatawards chola.shipsr ollcrs foodandmoneyo allevia(ec$ergencies,utone hatprovidesong erm racticalssistancen the ormofwlunteersqualilid nd killedmen ndwomen illing o work or ocal ates fpay n obs orwhich ndignoustalfarenotavajlable.SObelieveshatsustainabledevelopment anbestbeassisted y thesharingofskills and raining of localanployees. n this way, long elm dependencys avoided.VSO s non-sctarian, ssistinggovemmentnstitutions,missionprojects,and non-governmentrg"nizationsncspcctive fethnicorigins r religious elief.VSO functionswith the supportof gants from the British Govemmentand donationsfrom thepublic. Thereare over 1,800voluntersworking in over50countdesandaboul25 ofthese areworking in the Philippines.

Type of Funder - InternrtionalNGOTechnicalAssistancAdditional Grants PC03PCOlPC02Funda AvailablePCO1 - t100 perVolunteerperannumPC02 - I x 10,000 eramumPC03 - 2 x f400,000peramum


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Fieldof InterestLocal evelopmentnitiativsn;. NatulalResource. Sustainablegriculture ndFisheris evelopment. Community ealthPrograms. SmallEnteryris evelopmentOngoingCRM unding6 xNGOprogramsupported ithTeahnical ssistanceFundingTimeframeAll fundsaredisbursednaproject imeframe f lysarsGeographicFocus AreaNo intentional ographicocusKey Activities or cRM fundedProgramsType of RecipientAgencyNGOs ndPOsProposalProceduresand Griteria. submit roposalo VSoPhilippinesildOfflce. proposalssessmentn the ieldoffice or PCOl ndPC02.Proposalsor PC03 re orwardedo Londonbr assessmentCommentsVSO sprirnarilyvoluntergencyuthas small ange f l'undsavailableor noteworthy rojects ndneedy quipment. ll gantsdisbursd ustbe relatedo theworkofthe volunteer


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Address ContactWorldBank, Lad J.Azarcon,Rm.200,CentralBankofthe Philippins ProgamOfficerComplex, . Mabini St.,Marula,PHILIPPINESTel +632 5269n3L32Fax +632 5211317

About the World BankThe Philippines asbcena member f the World Bank or more hon40 years.Allthroughouthisperiod, he World Bankhasbeenan activepartner f $e Philippinesin its eflbrts o achieve ustainableevelopment. inc heworld Bankgrantdhell rst oanof US$2 nillion lbr thc BingaPrqcct of thc NationalPowcrCorporationin 1957,his long-standingartnershipasbeencaniedout thrcugha wide rangeoflcnding and non-lending erviceswhich the World Bank provides,comprisingcconomic ndsectoranalysis, roject inancingand mplemenlalion ssistancc,ndaid coordinationhroughhe Bank's hajmanshjp fthe Consultative roup.ThecunentPhilippine ortfolioconsists f 28 p|ojectsor US$2.96 illion, witb anundisbursedal

action research on funding for community based coastal resource management

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